Alfred Unolzen

Alfred Unwinkel (born December 5, 1890 in Kirchremda , † October 18, 1978 in Erlangen ) was a German physicist and entrepreneur.

In 1919, Alfred Unartikel and the glassblower Otto Kiesewetter founded a factory for the manufacture of X-ray tubes in Rudolstadt . He pushed the development of X-ray tubes. His invention - the application of high-temperature radiation cooling at rotating anode X-ray tubes in 1933 - was a groundbreaking technical innovation, which is also in rotating anode tubes of current design is applied.

Individual evidence

↑ Bianca Braun, May 1933 - The first Siemens rotating anode tube "Pantix" conquers the market , In: Florian Kiuntke, "On course with X-rays - The X-ray tube factory of Siemens AG in Rudolstadt 1919–1939", pp. 164–194, Siemens. Retrieved August 9, 2015.

personal data
SURNAME	Awkward, Alfred
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German physicist and entrepreneur
DATE OF BIRTH	December 5, 1890
PLACE OF BIRTH	Kirchremda
DATE OF DEATH	October 18, 1978
Place of death	gain

[1] Bianca Braun, May 1933 - The first Siemens rotating anode tube "Pantix" conquers the market , In: Florian Kiuntke, "On course with X-rays - The X-ray tube factory of Siemens AG in Rudolstadt 1919–1939", pp. 164–194, Siemens. Retrieved August 9, 2015.